Elk Being Tracked with GPS in Grand Canyon to Understand their Interaction with Visitors
26 Sep 2018
The Grand Canyon National Park is home to several large herds of elk. These incredible animals were not originally native to the area, but the park provides a certain level of protection for both animals and plants that often draws animals to make their homes there. Elk are increasingly moving into the park, but they are also interacting with people within the Village and park more often as well.
What to Do During a Fleet Tire Blowout
25 Sep 2018
Tire blowouts can be extremely dangerous in the best of circumstances. Understanding how to deal with blowouts can help your fleet minimize damage and risks, saving lives, property, and cargo when they occur.
The more you know about the process of driving safely during a blowout, you’ll be better prepared to help your fleet drivers understand how to keep level heads and drive safely through what could easily become a dangerous situation.
Drive Safely Work Week™ (DSWW) has been an annual campaign sponsored by the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety, or NETS, for short for many years. For the 2018 campaigns, companies may implement the Drive Safely Work Week may be at any time depending on the convenience and relevance of employer’s schedule.
The Network of Employers for Traffic Safety, or NETS for short, was founded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) as part of an employer-led initiative for improving safety for employees, their families, and members of the community by preventing traffic accidents occurring on and off the job. One of the ways they are doing this is with the Drive Safely Work Week.
